A schefflera left outside in a South Louisiana hard freeze: scratch the bark. Green cambium = alive. Black = dead tissue.
The vascular tissue is dead. Take tip cuttings (6″, rooting hormone, vermiculite, baggie) to preserve the heirloom. The original may not recover if the main trunk is gone.
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